The Grand Tasting 2019 was our 8th Grand Tasting. It seemed like their were less food booths. The…read morefood is still good but the crowds are out of control. Their was a few areas that you couldn't move a few feet, very crowded. We showed up at about 7:45 pm and avoided the line to get in. We walked right in and hit the booths to the right as you entered the pool area. We avoided the main crowds. We went around and came back to the main area at about 8:30 and the crowds had moved on. Overall it is still good but less entertainment then most years and not many extra gifts that we are used too.

Go hungry! There were so many different foods. Everything from oysters to lobster tacos (Guy Fieri)…read moreand all of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants (and Ramsay himself) showcasing their best.

Nanette is the bee's knees. We had so much fun with her. So informative and kind! And the cocktails…read moreon the Resorts World tour were bangin.

Such a fun experience! We did the Lip Smacking Foodie Tour at MGM Grand and it was 100% worth it…read more Kevin was an amazing tour guide. He was super knowledgeable, funny, welcoming, and explained everything so well. You could tell he had great relationships with all of the restaurants, and I really liked that he also shared the history of MGM Grand along the way. It made the tour feel like more than just eating, which was a really nice bonus. The restaurant choices were excellent and every dish was delicious. The quality of the food was amazing, and by the end we were SO full. The best surprise was at the end when Kevin took us to a hidden speakeasy where we had incredible affogato espresso martinis. We never would have found it on our own, and it was the perfect way to end the night. I would absolutely do this tour again. Thank you Lip Smacking Foodie Tours for hosting us!

Sad to find out this business closed. We went once and loved it, the owners were so nice. Cute and…read morecozy place. We planned on taking my mom for her birthday and found out they are now closed :(

This place has become our second home! I can't say enough great things about Pine Hollow Winery…read more I absolutely love that they have unique wines, first off . If you're looking for traditional - this is not the place for you. However, if you're looking to try something different - probably something you've never had before - you must check them out! They also have a few more traditional wines, but their uniqueness is where they shine. The owners are extremely friendly. John always chats with us and after just two visits, we were on first name terms lol! They also have live music and other events so check that out on their website! Friday evening happy hour is the best - $5 glasses of wine! Please go give them a try!

The April wine walk at Red Rock featured 8 wine stations with 2-4 wines to choose from at each…read morestation. Ticket prices started at $50, which was a little too rich for my blood. Luckily for my cheap ass, tickets appeared on Groupon at the last minute (two tickets for $50). So off to the wine walk we went, and to my surprise, we learned that wine samplings were actually unlimited! That's right, an endless supply of wine for three hours. At check-in, we were handed a huge plastic cup, a passport with a map of all the stations, and a neat-o wristband. Lines at the stations were pretty long, but I didn't mind because it gave more time to finish my glass of wine. While the wine walk was slated for 5-8PM, 6 out of the 8 stations ran out of wine by 7:30PM. I wasn't too perturbed about this since I was already toasty. Most of the stations were located outdoors. The wines being served were of good quality. I would totally do another wine walk here. YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2017: #9

One of the worse casino drink server i ever had. They need to retrain all of there server, for a…read morebetter server. She's rude as f**k and tell other server to not serve us.

Great tasting experience! The assortment of bourbons was incredible! Worth a try if you are…read morelooking for something like this!

If anyone would have told me a year ago I would be writing a review on a Whiskey tasting....I would…read morehave told them they'd lost their vertical hold! But over the last year, I have discovered I like the taste of whiskey! Call it age....call it a more advanced palate....whatever you call it....mama likes! I never want to do things without educating myself, so what is a lady to do? Go to a class of course! Seriously....if I could have taken these classes in college....I would have been class Valedictorian! First of all JD was so accommodating, we had a change in our schedule and he came in on an unscheduled night so we could have the class before leaving early the next morning. The Whiskey Attic is located about a 10 minute drive off the strip in a quiet more industrial area. I like to point these things out because I like to know what to expect when driving to unknown areas. We took an Uber and it was easy to get a car to and from the location. JD greeted us at the door and right away we picked up on his brilliance about everything from sports, history and Whiskey of course! Because we were the only two there for this course it was a nice date night but honestly this would have been fun to do as a party, business ice breaker, or just something different. We did the introduction course, and not only did we learn about whiskey but wines, beers, anything you could want to know. And because The Whiskey Attic isn't trying to sell you product, you get to learn about all varieties, countries, and regions without being pushed to a particular brand. JD walked us through how to taste whiskey and how to drink it! After our class, JD asked us a series of questions and chose a selection of 6 brands he though we would like (the place is beautifully full of whiskey and JD knows where every bottle is) and we commenced tasting his selections! He nailed my tastes down to a tee and I enjoyed every one of the sample! We definitely want to go to the more advanced class next time we are in Las Vegas. I feel much more confident about ordering whiskey when I am out and about knowing what I like because of this class! Loved meeting JD and am looking forward to our next visit!

This was a treat to be able to sip on some fabulous Icewine from the Godfather of Icewine and also…read morethe man behind Inniskilin, (his former label) Donald Ziraldo. Along with a very potent cocktail, he showcased his Riesling and Vidal Icewines, and some lucky guests were treated a "sneak" taste of his third Icewine, the Cabernet Franc. We also had assorted chocolates, potato-duck egg rolls and crabcakes to enjoy with each sip. Overall, a great Yelp event filled with Yelpers, Icewine, and tasty bites and it didn't even cost a cent......ALOHA!!!

Equifera icewine tasting event at the beautiful Trump International Hotel was a huge success. The…read moresetting was fabulous. The Equifera Icewines (Riesling and Vidal) + Icewine Martini were fantastic, especially paired with the hors d'oeuvres (mini crab cakes, potato and duck egg rolls, and assorted chocolate truffles). The brief presentation by the father of modern icewine making, Donald Ziraldo, was informative and insightful. I love dessert wines, so hearing about the microclimate, harvesting the grapes, and non-traditional pairings for the exquisite icewine was especially interesting. Donald was definitely the right man for the job of Global Ambassador for Canadian Icewine. The sampling of the icewine was a nice treat. I really enjoyed the Vidal Icewine, which has a really nice bouquet of tropical fruits flavor notes. And getting a sip of the Cabernet Frac Icewine was really a nice treat (Thanks Dean!) I am for sure going to Total Wines to get me a few bottles. Thank you Yelp (Misti) and Patricia Nims (Kruger Wines and Spirits) for partnering up and offering this wonderful evening of extreme icewine tasting, and providing a great function for networking with other professionals. The banquet staff at the Trump International Hotel. And a big shout out to Donald Ziraldo and the folks at Equifera for creating this awesome wine! 5 stars all the way! Now go out and treat yourself to a nice bottle of Equifera Icewine :)

On a girls trip this past weekend and this tour was booked. Our guide Sahar was very…read moreknowledgeable. I won't give the stops so as not to spoil the " secret" but will say that it was a well thought out tour. The sampling of various food was great and the information that Sahar gave was excellent. I'd definitely recommend this tour and do it at the beginning of your trip. We wish we had known a day earlier as we would've went. Act to some of them for meals! In Vegas, food can be pricey which is ok if the food is good. We had experiences with pricey food that wasn't good (see my other reviews. Hahaha). This tour gives you a chance to get some nice food and a great tour too ! Recommend !

We did the secret food tour of the strip. Amanda was our guide and was great! She provided…read more"secrets" along the way. We enjoyed all of the food at each of our stops and were stuffed by the end of the tour! We would defiantly check out another tour next time we're in town. Also considering doing others in different cities when we travel.

My sister and I went on the winery tour with LV Tours, and it was fantastic. The tour guides were…read morevery accommodating and ensured we had a great experience. I highly recommend them!

From the owner: We are Las Vegas locals who are excited to introduce both visitors and residents to the hidden gems…read morein Nevada! Here at LV Tours, we work to accommodate groups big and small. Reach out to us to coordinate your next group event. Each of our buses can accommodate up to 14 passengers, minimum 2 people per booking. Visit our website for more information or to request to book. Our most popular tour is a Wine Tasting Tour. Get in touch with us to get more information.

We were invited to this event from a friend who had attended in the past. I love wine and my…read morehusband likes beer so it worked out good. The event is held in the Veil Room at Silverton Casino. It's a good size room with a DJ playing tunes, wine/beer tasting tables lined up, hors d'oeuvres to absorb your wine and silent auction tables with various items. You receive a souvenir wine glass to use all evening for your wine tastings. There are various water casks to rinse your wine glass between different tasting. Buying the tickets in advance saves quite a bit. It's all for a good cause to benefit the Animal Foundation. We certainly had a good time with friends for a joyful evening. If they want me to sample wine to benefit animals, I'm in.

I had comped tickets and still found this event 1 star. Very small room, no seating and no cocktail…read moretables. Ambiance was awful. Small appetizer section had very long lines and mediocre food. Wine selection was low quality. I have a wine app that tells you all about a wine just from it's label and all wines that were served retail for about $12. Not high quality at all. Skip this event.

I searched for historical stuff and this showed up. I didn't know anything about it but was…read moreintrigued. One day I went by it. It's a house but there's a lot of history. The Junior League of Las Vegas maintains it and has tours. I had no idea who Antonio Morelli was. He was the music director at the Sands. This house is maintained to look like it was during the 1960s. He lived in this house. The house actually was moved here and has an interesting story about that. Go to the League website. If you're interesting in a tour you have to sign up for it. It's only during certain times.

For a long time, I have wanted to tour the Morelli house in DTLV. Last Saturday, I took the…read moreopportunity and went for the 11:30 AM tour. The Junior League of Las Vegas uses this house as its headquarters but it was also their mission to preserve the house as one of their projects. The house is a great example of mid-century modern architecture. Originally, it was located on the golf course of the Desert Inn Country Club Estates on the Sands/Twain side. When Steve Wynn bought the Desert Inn, the houses from the Estates were leveled except for the Morelli house which was able to be moved. It was the only home with a crawl space and thus could be lifted up to be moved. The house was donated to the Junior League. Part of the tour is a video of moving the house on September 30, 2001, and it's quite interesting to see its move to Eastern, down to Fremont, and up 9th to Bridger. The interior contains many things we don't see in houses today. The tile work of the sinks in the bathroom are amazing, and the step down shower in the master bath is amazing. The Junior League women do the tour and it's quite interesting. Thanks to them, this house has survived and with it part of Las Vegas history. For those who don't know, Antonio Morelli was the musical director for the Sands Hotel.